Steven and Jinky's butt

[sparkofcreation 0]

I find it really annoying because I hate long signatures—when there's so much bright colors/blinkies/artwork in the sig that you get lost trying to find the next comment, it's too long. When your sig is longer than most of your comments, it's too long. When your sig in and of itself is longer than the sidebar where your userpic is, it's too long. I come here to read people's comments, not their signatures.

[Sinergy 3]

i find it darn sexy

[LovinLiberia 0]

I don't really care about it.

[GabachaYucateca 0]

My anaconda don't want none unless you got buns, honey.

You can do sidebends or situps, but please don't..........

[Sheriff Uling 3]

I was inspired to potential draw a picture of my own ####### and post it own VJ. Maybe in a few in a hundred years or so some morons will call it art. Hehehehe!!!

[TracyLuis 0]

Just as an aside, when one says 'I could care less'...it means there's some element of caring. If ya 'couldn't care less' then you don't care at all.

Ok, now that that's outta my system....

I couldn't care less about his av...tho I wish it was a skosh smaller

Thank you so, so, so much for clarifying this point. It's actually one of my pet peeves.

And about the butt pic? I COULDN'T CARE LESS.

[monnik 0]

The American Heritage® Book of English Usage.

A Practical and Authoritative Guide to Contemporary English. 1996.

3. Word Choice: New Uses, Common Confusion, and Constraints

78. could care less / couldn't care less

I could care less! you might say sometimes in disgust. You might just as easily have said I couldn't care less and meant the same thing! How can this be? When taken literally, the phrase I could care less means "I care more than I might," rather than "I don't care at all." But the beauty of sarcasm is that it can turn meanings on their head, thus allowing could care less to work as an equivalent for couldn't care less. Because of its sarcasm, could care less is more informal than its negative counterpart and may be open to misinterpretation when used in writing.

Similar usage as "Tell me about it!"

Exactly. I grew up hearing both expressions and they have exactly the same meaning for me. I'm sure that many others feel the same way.

That being said; I like the drawing.